Several NYC Outward Bound schools are participating in EL Education’s Better World Day 2021 by completing projects that benefit their community.
Kurt Hahn students unveiled a community mural that depicts the themes of equality, inclusivity and safety in the community. The project was completed in partnership with nonprofit genEquality.
Math teacher Michelle Ng is one of several staff at MAELS, a NYC Outward Bound School in Staten Island, leading the charge to start conversations with students about how to be anti-racists.
We mourn the loss of longtime Board Member and champion of education, Alex Goren.
Edutopia takes a look at how Crew is supporting students at MELS during remote learning.
News 12 Brooklyn highlights a student-led panel at MS 839 as part of “Black Lives Matter at NYC Schools” Week of Action.
Students and staff across the network are kicking off Black History Month by participating in “Black Lives Matter at NYC Schools” Week of Action. The annual event is an opportunity to advocate for racial reform in schools.
Two students from WHEELS participated in a panel during a virtual meeting of Gates grantees to help center student voice in their continuous improvement work.
NYC Outward Bound Schools has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the Gates Foundation to expand its work in continuous improvement.
More than 2,000 seniors — from 28 high schools nationwide, including nine NYC Outward Bound Schools across all five boroughs in New York City — joined in a virtual celebration of the College March on Friday, December 11. This year marked the College March’s 10th anniversary.